Partnering with Clayton for a greener future through tree planting and forestland revitalization.

We officially evolved from DGB Group into Green Earth — a new name that reflects our mission to regenerate nature on a global scale! Our evolution goes beyond a rebrand: it is a renewed commitment to deliver measurable environmental and socio-economic outcomes and to make nature restoration investable at scale. Under our brand promise “Engineering Possibilities,” Green Earth delivers measurable outcomes through a fully integrated project-development model. We combine ecological science, data intelligence, and financial expertise to ensure every project meets the highest global standards, generates certified carbon credits, and creates long-term value for all stakeholders. Unlike fragmented approaches in the carbon market, we oversee the entire value chain — from restoring degraded land and engaging local communities to carbon credit issuance and transparent reporting — eliminating greenwashing risks and offering investors credible, verifiable impact at scale. Our ambition is to mobilise €1 billion in nature capital and make nature restoration both accessible and profitable for investors, institutions, and individuals worldwide. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/gfTqHUBX

As water challenges grow more complex, collaborative models are helping governments deliver resilient infrastructure faster and more effectively. 🏗️ Fort Lauderdale’s $485M Prospect Lake Clean Water Center, which produces 50 million gallons/day and was recognized as Best P3 Utility Project of the Year 2023, shows what’s possible when public and private join forces. This new blog by IDE Water Assets CEO, Lihy Teuerstein, unpacks why collaboration is essential for the future of sustainable water. 👉 Read it here: http://bit.ly/465PvT0

We are excited to announce a major step forward for the Green Evolutions ReFi Village. We are partnering with Solar Roof and their breakthrough PyraPOD technology to build what we believe is the ultimate backyard food-production greenhouse — a system designed to work in any climate, from the hottest deserts to the coldest winters. This build will combine Solar Roof’s patented passive-solar structure with our advanced aquaponics system, which uses sand biofilters, highly aerated deep-water culture, and vertical growing towers to maximize space and productivity. The result: a climate-proof, energy-efficient system that can grow fresh food all year long, anywhere. This greenhouse will serve as a living blueprint for food sovereignty — showing farmers, families, and communities how to grow more food with fewer inputs while regenerating the land. Here’s the best part: if we can raise the first $15,000 of our $55K goal, we will start with this build first, turning this vision into reality immediately. This is your opportunity to be part of something tangible, scalable, and regenerative. Every contribution brings us closer to breaking ground and sharing this solution with the world. Support the project on Giveth today and help us plant the seeds for a more resilient future. https://lnkd.in/g9kFGAXp

Building Sustainable Futures Through Public-Private Partnerships The challenges of sustainability, from climate change to urban infrastructure, are too complex for governments or businesses to solve alone. Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs) offer a way forward by bringing together the vision of the public sector with the innovation and resources of the private sector. On one side, government institutions provide frameworks, policies, and accountability. On the other, private enterprises contribute investment, technology, and efficiency. When these forces meet, they create a bridge to sustainable solutions symbolized by green infrastructure and shared progress. Successful PPPs go beyond contracts. They rest on trust, transparency, and a shared commitment to align profit with the public good. Together, they transform sustainability goals into tangible results such as greener energy systems, inclusive public services, and resilient communities. In essence, PPPs are not just partnerships. They are pathways to a future where growth and sustainability move forward hand in hand.

Austria is getting ahead when it comes to sustainable living! 🇦🇹 The Quartett Strass in Eugendorf is a unique residential project that offers maximum living comfort and a first-class quality of life. The town promotes sustainable agriculture and launched initiatives for using renewable energy and package-free stores. The surface water drainage system needed to fit in with this vision, and so the choice for BG-FILCOTEN® was obvious: The channel is 100% recyclable, manufactured using resource-efficient processes and the production is powered entirely by green electricity. Find out more: https://lnkd.in/gvU__Gj9

Proud to share our collaborative research with UTS, where CityForest is advancing greenwall and greenroof technology. Together we’re shaping resilient, sustainable solutions for the future of our cities Check it out at https://www.nicehub.org/

The new Fran Ryan Center in Columbus was built with efficiency in mind. We sat down with Erin Beck and Cassie Johnson from Sustainable Columbus to learn how these smart investments will lower energy bills and help the city meet their sustainability goals. #LocalsLeadTheWay City of Columbus

Boca Raton-based Blue Frontier, Inc. is transforming air conditioning with sustainable technology that cuts electricity use by up to 90% while reducing carbon emissions. Now, they have partnered with CM Fabrication to scale production for commercial customers. From HQ in Boca Raton to projects nationwide, Blue Frontier shows how our business community is driving innovation with global reach. https://lnkd.in/em9u-Z6K

Did someone say “sustainable concrete”? 🌱 If you’ve ever met our CEO Clare Tubolets then you’ll know how passionate she is about sustainability—both achieving net zero and circularity. At this morning’s plenary forum, Clare joined other leaders in this space to chat Concrete Solutions for a Sustainable Future. In conversation with moderator Ken Slattery and panelists Alison Scotland (Australian Sustainable Built Environment Council (ASBEC), Katherine Featherstone (Green Building Council of Australia), and Kareen Riley-Takos (Standards Australia), Clare shared SmartCrete CRC’s vision of addressing the barriers to sustainable concrete. These barriers are not technical—we already have stellar innovations. The barriers are systemic—specifically market, regulatory and skills-based. 📢 Clare’s call to action: Let’s make it so the system is sustainable by default. As the other panelists shared their views, a resounding theme emerged—the need for holistic collaborative solutions. With the floor opened to delegates for questions, panelists delved bravely into those challenging conversations we need to have around making concrete sustainable. #Concrete2025 #SustainableConcrete #AustraliasConcreteFutureStartsHere #LowCarbonConcrete #ConstructionProgress #CircularConstruction #CircularEconomies ASBEC, GBCA, Standards Australia

From re-boxed tech to greener city events, August’s Sustainability Digest is packed with ideas, shifts and innovations shaping the net zero transition, compiled by Vera Somerville, part of BR’s Environmental, Social and Impact (ESI) committee.   This month, we spotlight Birmingham’s low-carbon event strategy, explore Scotland’s upcoming heat pump mandate and look at what a £200m investment in battery storage could mean for the UK grid. Plus, a surprisingly positive podcast and Attenborough doing what he does best - quietly saving the world.   Swipe through to read the August edition.   If you’d like to find out how our Environmental and Social Impact team can support your sustainability comms, get in touch: brprteam@building-relations.co.uk   #sustainability #ESG #PR #propertypr #BReview